Posts Tagged ‘anthology’
REVIEW: Hearts and Swords by Robin D. Owens
Tuesday, December 6, 2011 1:00 5 CommentsC2’s review of Hearts and Swords (Celta’s HeartMates, Book 11) by Robin D. Owens Fantasy/Paranormal Romance released by Berkley 6 Dec 11 What do cryogenics, matchmakers, scandalous divorcees and talking animals have in common? You might be surprised. Robin D. Owens’ latest release is a collection of four novellas all set in her Celta universe.
REVIEW: Snowflakes and Stetsons by Hart, Finch & St. John
Sunday, November 13, 2011 1:00 5 CommentsWendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Snowflakes and Stetsons by Jillian Hart, Carol Finch & Cheryl St. John Historical Western Romance anthology published by Harlequin Historical 20 Sep 11 There are certain universal truths when it comes to my romance reading: 1) I love category romance 2) I love westerns 3) I love Christmas-themed stories [...]
GUEST BLOG: How It Ended by Dale Mayer
Thursday, September 15, 2011 16:00 2 CommentsEntangled: How It Ended This anthology was a gift for me. I already counted several of the authors involved on this project as friends and knew the quality of their work. That all proceeds were going to breast cancer research was a huge draw for me. Both my mother and my aunt are breast cancer [...]
ENTANGLED EXCERPT: The Fat Cat by Edie Ramer
Thursday, September 15, 2011 14:00 1 CommentTo add to the fun of this day, we’re going to be giving away some copies of Entangled. So if you’ve been following our posts throughout the day, you’ve made it this far to find out how to win! A meaningful comment or question left on Liz Kreger’s guest blog is what will put you [...]
ENTANGLED EXCERPT: Sinfully Sweet by Michelle Miles
Thursday, September 15, 2011 13:00 No CommentsAre you hooked yet? Can’t wait to get this anthology on your ereader? I can help out! Here’s the link to purchase your very own copy! Entangled What better way to spend the day reading some terrific supernatural stories after contributing to a very worthy cause? I’m glad you agree! How about a look at [...]
GUEST BLOG: Why Entangled Matters to Me by Liz Kreger
Thursday, September 15, 2011 12:00 7 CommentsEntangled: Why This Anthology Matters to Me I was thrilled when I was asked to participate in this anthology. I have such a personal stake in a cure for cancer being found. I’ve been fighting the GCB (Great Cancer Battle) for more than fifteen years. I was initially diagnosed with breast cancer in 1996, and [...]
ENTANGLED EXCERPT: A Bit of Bite by Cynthia Eden
Thursday, September 15, 2011 11:00 7 CommentsIt’s werewolf time! Hmmm. Werewolves and Cynthia Eden. I think I’m missing out not having read this ebook yet. So are you! I can guarantee that, if you’ve never read Cynthia’s books before. And I’m going to prove that to you right now. Read on so I can make my point!
ENTANGLED EXCERPT: Medium Rare by Nancy Haddock
Thursday, September 15, 2011 10:00 1 CommentIf you’re a paranormal fan like me, you have to be anticipating reading this anthology as much as I am right now. There have been a number of such anthologies released over the last few years, but none have gone the extra distance this particular one is designed for: to help cure breast cancer. So [...]
GUEST BLOG: How It Began by Edie Ramer
Thursday, September 15, 2011 8:00 10 CommentsEntangled: How It Began Our anthology started last April with a casual mention to Misty Evans in an email that I’d like to do an anthology. I didn’t mean right now. I was thinking some day. Misty emailed me back and said, “Let’s do it!” I said,”Okay.” After that, it all came together in a [...]
REVIEW: Entangled Anthology by Various Authors
Thursday, September 15, 2011 1:00 8 CommentsAsh’s review of Entangled by Cynthia Eden, Jennifer Estep, Edie Ramer, Lori Brighton, Michelle Diener, Misty Evans, Nancy Haddock, Liz Kreger, Dale Mayer, Michelle Miles, and Allison Brennan Paranormal romance anthology ebook published by Authors4theCure 07 Sept 11 First off I want to say that I think that what these authors are doing is a [...]
REVIEW: The Lady Most Likely… by Quinn, James, Brockway
Thursday, January 13, 2011 1:00 1 CommentC2’s review of The Lady Most Likely…A Novel in Three Parts by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and Connie Brockway Historical Romance published by Avon 28 Dec 10 Based on the author firepower behind “The Lady Most Likely”, I’m sure reader expectations are high. I mean, Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and Connie Brockway working together in [...]
REVIEW: Western Winter Wedding Bells by St. John, Kernan & Sands
Sunday, December 12, 2010 1:00 9 CommentsWendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Western Winter Wedding Bells by Cheryl St. John, Jenna Kernan & Charlene Sands Historical western romance anthology published by Harlequin Historical 01 Oct 10 I love Harlequin Historical for their willingness to publish a variety of settings, but I gotta be honest – I’m mostly in it for the [...]
REVIEW: Haunted by Your Touch by Frost, Kohler and Black
Friday, December 10, 2010 1:00 1 CommentAsh’s review of Haunted by Your Touch by Jeaniene Frost, Sharie Kohler & Shayla Black Paranormal Romance published by Pocket 26 Oct 10 I’ve been really looking forward to this anthology. It has two authors I really like, Jeaniene Frost and Shayla Black, and another I have wanted to try.
REVIEW: The Trouble with Heroes edited by Denise Little (22 Authors)
Saturday, August 7, 2010 13:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of The Trouble with Heroes edited by Denise Little (no website found) Fantasy anthology published by DAW 3 Nov 2009 What do heroes do in their downtime? It’s an interesting premise that’s suppose to serve as the basis of the stories in the fantasy anthology The Trouble with Heroes. Unfortunately, most authors barely [...]
REVIEW: Bitten by Cupid by Sands, Palmer, and Rush
Saturday, July 3, 2010 1:00 1 CommentLawson’s review of Bitten by Cupid by Lynsay Sands, Pamela Palmer and Jaime Rush Paranormal Anthology released by Avon 12 Jan 10 Obviously I’m a sucker for Lynsay Sands. When Syb handed me this book, I snapped it up. I get a lot of the historical romance as well, so this was something to lighten [...]

